Pharmacy First

Before making an appointment please consider if your local pharmacist can assist first. Community Pharmacists are highly trained experts and can help with common illnesses as well as medication queries. Your pharmacist can normally see you without an appointment and could help a lot faster than a GP.

Routine Appointments

Routine appointments can be booked between 1 and 4 weeks in advance.

The NHS app is also the way you will see your Covid vaccination details for proof of your vaccination. GP practices will not be providing letters to confirm proof of the vaccinations. Please click here 

You will be able to book your routine telephone call or routine face to face appointment from the 5th May via the NHS App and the myGP App. If you need to book an appointment regarding a cronic disease review i.e. Diabeties or Hypertention or regarding a medication review then please call the surgery and the reception team will be happy to book you in with the correct clinician.

eConsults

eConsult provides an online portal where you can self-check your symptoms, and receive on the spot medical advice 24/7. Helping to relieve pressure on GPs by giving you access to round-the-clock support and alternative treatment providers.

START YOUR ONLINE CONSULTATION

If the Surgery is closed for appointments and online consults please call 111 or go to the NHS 111 website by clicking here and in case of emergency call 999

Patient Access

You can now book your apppointments ONLINE using  Patient Access

To find out more information and to register for this service, please click here

Minor Eye Condition Scheme

You do not need to see a GP about many eye conditions. You can book directly to have a free assessment with a local optometrist through the Minor Eye Condition Scheme.

Antenatal Self-Referral

Our local hospitals ask that you self-refer for antenatal care: Kings College Hospital and Guys and St Thomas Hospitals. There is no need to see a GP unless you have a specific concern.